Nothing better than having a WFH office job where you do nearly nothing all day

[Cadet4life]

i did WFH for a bit. it was great at first but it wasn't true freedom because I could't get out and about. always tied to the computer and or phone email. all that downtime got old quick too. rather be busy doing things.

[Polaris]

i did WFH for a bit. it was great at first but it wasn't true freedom because I could't get out and about. always tied to the computer and or phone email. all that downtime got old quick too. rather be busy doing things.

This is true, but all of the conveniences and shyt that comes with working from home >>>> going into the office. I have to go in one day a week, and that's nice for a change of scenery and whatnot but...wouldn't care to do more at this point.

[kingmanaverage]

i did WFH for a bit. it was great at first but it wasn't true freedom because I could't get out and about. always tied to the computer and or phone email. all that downtime got old quick too. rather be busy doing things.

Why can't you just take your laptop out with you? You

[Lentilsbrah]

Nah working in office is far superior when it’s and open floor and you got kents who talk shiet openly. Time flies.

I only wfh when had a big night or feeling introverted so pretty god tier. Jus forage mouse wiggled on

[maori-rap]

I also have a job of that description where you can get away with doing very little overall. It is fairly easy, but unfulfilling and the week goes slowly. I don't want to look back 10 years from now and ask myself "what did I achieve with the last 10 years?" and not want to answer.

I don't earn big bucks or anything...enough to pay my expenses basically. I couldn't afford a new car or to move to better house or anything.

[Fang2]

I'd imagine working at an office is fun if you are not an anti-social geek.

[Miscbob]

1) the workers who were never productive to begin with.

leave me alone brah

[Dreyth]

i did WFH for a bit. it was great at first but it wasn't true freedom because I could't get out and about. always tied to the computer and or phone email. all that downtime got old quick too. rather be busy doing things.

Yeah, things like my hobbies, hanging out with family and friends, etc

[MotorCityCobra]

LMAO @ everyone who thinks working in a office is "fulfilling" or whatever. So many people coping here. Have been working in an office for the past 8 years and since covid had WFH. It saves so much time and i am basically my own boss now. I go once a week in the office for a couple of hours and its fine. If anyone has the opportunity to WFH, you 100% should do it really is a life saver

[N0stradamus]

The only advantage of going into the office is stealing packets of coffee, creamer, office supplies, toilet paper, napkins, utensils, and perving out female coworkers.... but that gets old quick.


WFH saves so much in gas money, eating out, and the mental health impact of commuting.

[StackingPlates]

I figured it was inferred, but the misc of full of idiots.

Implied.

I wouldn't normally have been that guy but calling others idiots in the same sentence was just too rich.

[LtGoose]

Been WFH for the past 2 years and it's GOAT.

BRB get paid to misc
BRB get paid to watch YouTube/play Xbox
BRB music as loud as I want

Lol @ "I'd rather drive an hour to go listen to miserable coworkers talk about their chit lives. That fulfills me"

[Ratfish]

Implied.

I wouldn't normally have been that guy but calling others idiots in the same sentence was just too rich.

as rich as his boss

brutal

[MustardTiger17]

Op gonna learn when the layoffs start.

More miscers should be banished to working at home tbh. U guys shouldn't be out in public. Srs

[HarryfromCali]

I've been WFH for a few years and its GOAT tier srs, I get to relax, catch up on errands and just chill while working here and there

[Jasonw1178]

I also have a job of that description where you can get away with doing very little overall. It is fairly easy, but unfulfilling and the week goes slowly. I don't want to look back 10 years from now and ask myself "what did I achieve with the last 10 years?" and not want to answer.

I don't earn big bucks or anything...enough to pay my expenses basically. I couldn't afford a new car or to move to better house or anything.

I think a career should be a constant progression. Should be learning something all of the time and sometimes it's out of the comfort zone and sometimes isn't the best pay but you progress in so many ways. I've been beating myself up advancing myself and looking back 10 years it's not really comparable.

If we go into recession where competition for jobs rises, a lot of people in cozy well paid jobs are going to the the one's hurt the most. I remember last recession

[-JR]

Yeah its cool fukking off playing PS5 and doing house work on the clock but it is also very unfulfilling.

BRB, opening a Word doc, setting font to 2 and putting a battery on the 0 key so my Microsoft Teams status stays as available all day while I **** off. Hopefully things are still this slow when I buy my house so I have plenty of time to work on it.

WFH is great. I've sent 2 emails today and did about 30 minutes of actual work. The rest of my time I've been MISCing and jerking off to pr0n.


LOL at tradies and officecucks that still have to commute.

Lol. I'm wondering what your positions are.

[headturner1]

Wfh for almost three years now. Feels real good men.

Mostly allows me to read more and help with schoolwork. I can’t imagine being back in the office with a bunch of insufferable kunts, no gracias jefe

[Gewiss94]

I would say there are probably 3 categories of worker which were identified as a result of WFH:

1) the workers who were never productive to begin with. If you have a reputation in a large firm for being a guy that can “manage people out the door” (I.e. boot the underperformers) you get these people cycling through your teams.

2) people that have some productivity while in the office (perhaps because their options for slacking off were more limited) and once they were “working from home” their output reduced to near zero. Same response as 1) above

3) people that were driven and productive. Their output remained the same or even increased as a result of wfh. With some of them you have to message them at night to tell them to log off.

Guess which ones management hold onto in the long run?

Your model is completely inaccurate as it does not account for the most important factor in big corporations: most work is useless, if not detrimental.

[StinnerOzz]

Time to get a 2nd (and maybe 3rd and/or 4th) WFH then! 1x job is rookie numbers.

This, OE is it. Had 6 for a while at one point, and still had plenty of downtime. Sometimes it's not about how long you take to do things, but the things you get done which nobody else can.

[401Delta]

As your boss, I would fire every single miscer ITT bragging about being paid to do more work than they are actually doing.

Ya'll will be the same retards crying about how they didn't even have the decency to call you back into the office to fire you.

FAH (fired at home).

[MinisterOfLust]

Tradies are on suicide watch.










Brb



Roping

[Gewiss94]

Mostly WFH since COVID hit. Also did very little most of the time, had to go to the office 1x per week which is when I got most of my work done so I even looked busy to other people lol. It was a good run.

Now I'm in new project which is expected to have me extremely bus. Was sad when they told me but I'm coping thinking that since I was doing nothing productive with all the free time it will be better to do some actual work which will:

-Look well on my resume
-Make me very visible to the higher ups
-Improve my odds of a promotion

As I said probably cope, but what can you do.

[GaryRidgway]

As your boss, I would fire every single miscer ITT bragging about being paid to do more work than they are actually doing.

Ya'll will be the same retards crying about how they didn't even have the decency to call you back into the office to fire you.

FAH (fired at home).

Imagine if they did call you in to the office one day just to tell you that you're fired

[401Delta]

Imagine if they did call you in to the office one day just to tell you that you're fired

Then they hand you a large box containing only the snipped off end of a coaxial cable and wish you good luck.

[PimpinisEasy]

We few are truly blessed.

[Cadet4life]

This is true, but all of the conveniences and shyt that comes with working from home >>>> going into the office. I have to go in one day a week, and that's nice for a change of scenery and whatnot but...wouldn't care to do more at this point.

it got old being home all day. i need to get out and about. i enjoy picking out my outfit for day. i like the prep that goes into making my lunch. i love the car ride to work.

Why can't you just take your laptop out with you? You

because i'm not a ******* who does that chit. when i'm out i want to be out. i prefer going to work place because work stays there. i appreciate boundaries.

[DustinTheHuss]

it got old being home all day. i need to get out and about. i enjoy picking out my outfit for day. i like the prep that goes into making my lunch. i love the car ride to work.



because i'm not a ******* who does that chit. when i'm out i want to be out. i prefer going to work place because work stays there. i appreciate boundaries.

I wish I had your same excitement about getting dressed, making your lunch and driving your car. I love to rot on the Misc from 8-9 and start my job at 9 in my pjs lol. Now 3 days a week I have to get up at 7am and make myself move to get ready.

[MarinoMike]

I’m over work from home. I want to go back to office and get hit on by all the Stacy’s like I used to

[Gronnie]

As your boss, I would fire every single miscer ITT bragging about being paid to do more work than they are actually doing.

Ya'll will be the same retards crying about how they didn't even have the decency to call you back into the office to fire you.

FAH (fired at home).

Obviously this isn't all miscers - but some people are able to get either a lot done or the important things others can't done while putting forth very little effort. The average human is a complete doofus. Every 1:1 I have with my manager I expect it to be the time I get called out for not doing much, but every time I get told I'm doing a fantastic job and to keep it up.